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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lecidea cyrtidia
Search Criteria: Georgia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY
1151512J. C. Lendemer   219352010-03-12
United States of America, Georgia, Columbia Co., Burks Mountain, ca. 3.5 mi E of US 221 from Pollards Corner on road through Rosemont, 33.6186 -82.2192, 130m
NY
01186935W. R. Buck   560532010-03-12
United States of America, Georgia, Columbia Co., Burks Mountain, ca. 3.5 mi E of US 221 from Pollards Corner on road through Rosemont, 33.6186 -82.2192, 130m
NY
01186941W. R. Buck   560602010-03-12
United States of America, Georgia, Columbia Co., Burks Mountain, ca. 3.5 mi E of US 221 from Pollards Corner on road through Rosemont, 33.6186 -82.2192, 130m
NY
01186947W. R. Buck   560672010-03-12
United States of America, Georgia, Columbia Co., Burks Mountain, ca. 3.5 mi E of US 221 from Pollards Corner on road through Rosemont, 33.6186 -82.2192, 130m
NY
1518006R. C. Harris   280991992-09-21
United States of America, Georgia, Towns Co., Towns/Rabun Cos. Chattahoochee National Forest, along Appalachian Trail between Dicks Creek Gap and Little Bald Knob at US 76, 34.9 -83.62, 900m
NY
1518007W. R. Buck   216771992-09-21
United States of America, Georgia, Towns Co., Towns/Rabun Cos. Chattahoochee National Forest, along Appalachian Trail between Dicks Creek Gap and Little Bald Knob at US 76, 34.9 -83.62, 900m

Research Observation and Personal Collections

Consortium:Personal Collections
M.F. Hodges   44062009-07-04
USA, Georgia, Murray, Chattahoochee NF (Cohutta Mts.), 34.85 -84.61
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